Shameful behaviour of police

Perifect

It really is shameful what was inflicted onto innocent nationalists in the north in the recent past:

https://www.rte.ie/news/ulster/2019/0214/1029485-psni-apology-ombudsman-loyalist/

Here's another example of the police actively protecting loyalist terrorists. Previously, we have seen the British security forces not only protect loyalists but team up with them to attack innocent people. How long before the IRA gets mentioned?

corner of hells

Perifect wrote: »

It really is shameful what was inflicted onto innocent nationalists in the north in the recent past:

https://www.rte.ie/news/ulster/2019/0214/1029485-psni-apology-ombudsman-loyalist/

Here's another example of the police actively protecting loyalist terrorists. Previously, we have seen the British security forces not only protect loyalists but team up with them to attack innocent people. How long before the IRA gets mentioned?

You just mentioned the 'RA .

riffmongous

It's not just the loyalist terrorists they're protecting.. also their helpers, enablers and sanctioners

klaaaz

There was widespread collusion, killing Irish people was outsourced from the British army to the loyalists. The Glenane Gang who were responsible for murdering over a 100 civilians comes to mind, a reign of state sponsored terror.

Perifect

riffmongous wrote: »

It's not just the loyalist terrorists they're protecting.. also their helpers, enablers and sanctioners

And how many have been charged?

hatrickpatrick

The more I read about the PSNI lately, the more it feels as if the reform of the RUC under the Good Friday Agreement has amounted to a name change and PR rebrand, but not much else. I'm aware that this could just be the media spinning things for a story, and I don't know many people who live in NI who could clarify this, but is it overly critical or harsh to suggest that the organisation hasn't so much reformed as merely renamed itself? Or would it perhaps be fairer to say that it's a lot better than the RUC but still nowhere close to an impartial civilian police service which non-discriminately enforces the law?

Gimme A Pound

Perifect wrote: »

It really is shameful what was inflicted onto innocent nationalists

You'd think so, but unfortunately there may be downplaying and dismissal and "what about" and "shinnerbot something something" here.

imme

Not trying to be smart OP but maybe you could put NI in the title.

It'll turn some people off straight away but it is only fair.

In terms of the topic at hand where some see an wilful misleading some see a cock up.

I might tend to 'cock up' in this case.

Perifect

imme wrote: »

Not trying to be smart OP but maybe you could put NI in the title.

It'll turn some people off straight away but it is only fair.

In terms of the topic at hand where some see an wilful misleading some see a cock up.

I might tend to 'cock up' in this case.

Why? This affected innocent Irish people!

Covering up murders and partaking in killing sprees with loyalists is not a cock up!

imme

imme wrote: »

Not trying to be smart OP but maybe you could put NI in the title.

It'll turn some people off straight away but it is only fair.

In terms of the topic at hand where some see an wilful misleading some see a cock up.

I might tend to 'cock up' in this case.

if they were preparing the information for a civil case, but didn't give it to the ombudsman, it does look more along the lines of cock up rather than cover up.

Tuco88

corner of hells wrote: »

Perifect wrote: »

It really is shameful what was inflicted onto innocent nationalists in the north in the recent past:

https://www.rte.ie/news/ulster/2019/0214/1029485-psni-apology-ombudsman-loyalist/

Here's another example of the police actively protecting loyalist terrorists. Previously, we have seen the British security forces not only protect loyalists but team up with them to attack innocent people. How long before the IRA gets mentioned?

You just mentioned the 'RA .

That's top class detective work in all fairness 10 outa 10 Sir.

Perifect

Aegir wrote: »

if they were preparing the information for a civil case, but didn't give it to the ombudsman, it does look more along the lines of cock up rather than cover up.

Anyone who believes this is either very naive or a biased observer.

Perifect

Perifect wrote: »

Anyone who believes this is either very naive or a biased observer.

did you not read the article?

Perifect

Aegir wrote: »

did you not read the article?

I did, then I posted it here. Are you naive or a biased observer?

Perifect

Perifect wrote: »

I did, then I posted it here. Are you naive or a biased observer?

neither, you?

If they were trying to cover something up, why give the information to the family in the civil case?

Or is that a bit hard for you to fathom out?

Perifect

Aegir wrote: »

neither, you?

If they were trying to cover something up, why give the information to the family in the civil case?

Or is that a bit hard for you to fathom out?

I just clicked on your profile, straight away I saw posts on a thread about a border poll. You've been outed!!!

Speaking of being outed, the ruc provided the information when it was about to be exposed!

Perifect

Perifect wrote: »

I just clicked on your profile, straight away I saw posts on a thread about a border poll. You've been outed!!!

Speaking of being outed, the ruc provided the information when it was about to be exposed!

how old are you?

corner of hells

Perifect wrote: »

I just clicked on your profile, straight away I saw posts on a thread about a border poll. You've been outed!!!

Speaking of being outed, the ruc provided the information when it was about to be exposed!

Outed as what ?

Perifect

Aegir wrote: »

how old are you?

Old enough to put you back in your box.

Perifect

corner of hells wrote: »

Outed as what ?

A biased observer!

corner of hells

Perifect wrote: »

A biased observer!

In AH of all places.

Odhinn

Perifect wrote: »

A biased observer!

One of them!





But sure gayness is legal now, isn't it?

Perifect

corner of hells wrote: »

In AH of all places.

Well, he claimed otherwise, hence the whole outing!

corner of hells

Perifect wrote: »

A biased observer!

How's your other thread going ?
You know the one " Whatdya think of the Brits ?"

Perifect

Odhinn wrote: »

One of them!





But sure gayness is legal now, isn't it?

Perifect

corner of hells wrote: »

How's your other thread going ?
You know the one " Whatdya think of the Brits ?"

I don't know? What has that got to do with the cover up of loyalist murders by the ruc?

Perifect

Perifect wrote: »

A biased observer!

I knew I should have looked at who started this thread before posting in it.:o

Perifect

Aegir wrote: »

I knew I should have looked at who started this thread before posting in it.:o

Why lie? It came naturally to the ruc and the British security forces, maybe their supporters try to imitate them?

Perifect

Of course, it wasn't just the ruc. Disturbingly, the gardaí covered up the Dublin and Monaghan bombings. These mass muders were masterminded by the British state.

corner of hells

Perifect wrote: »

Well, he claimed otherwise, hence the whole outing!

I thought he just read the article and gave an opinion.

Perifect

corner of hells wrote: »

I thought he just read the article and gave an opinion.

I asked him was he naive or biased, he claimed neither, I outed him. Simple as that.

Yamanoto

This is going well

corner of hells

Yamanoto wrote: »

This is going well

Be careful , or you'll be outed too.

We know you're a Japanese battleship.

Perifect

Yamanoto wrote: »

This is going well

Let's get this back on track.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2013/oct/23/ruc-cover-up-inquiry-documents-book

Some people know the truth, some people hide from the truth and then some people cover up the truth.

Timberrrrrrrr

Perifect wrote: »

Let's get this back on track.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2013/oct/23/ruc-cover-up-inquiry-documents-book

Some people know the truth, some people hide from the truth and then some people cover up the truth.

Perifect

This one shows what the director of the mi5 had planned for Nationalists in the north, he wanted the ruc to implement his plan.

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/crime-and-law/northern-ireland-police-cover-up-ruc-report-by-racist-officer-1.3248625

"Morton, who spent decades as a colonial policeman in India, wrote in his memoirs that, over time, “it dawned upon me, and became deeply ingrained, that the British were the rulers of India and that the Indians were a sort of immature, backward and needy people whom it was the natural British function to govern and administer."

Your Face

So you're telling me Shawn Michaels tried to beat Bret Hart with the Sharpshooter?!

Bloody hell

steddyeddy

they didn't only fail to stop terrorism, they aided terrorism of a particular, British flavour.

Perifect

Of course, there was also collusion in the murders of innocent Irish people just watching us play at the world cup!

https://www.irishexaminer.com/ireland/ruc-colluded-in-loughisland-massacre-inquiry-finds-404091.html

Perifect

steddyeddy wrote: »

they didn't only fail to stop terrorism, they aided terrorism of a particular, British flavour.

They were all on one side. The absolute misery they inflicted on the Nationalist community can never be forgiven or forgotten.

steddyeddy

Perifect wrote: »

They were all on one side. The absolute misery they inflicted on the Nationalist community can never be forgiven or forgotten.

They actually provided support to the IRA through their actions. They'll be considered a massive part of the problem when history is analysed.

Perifect

steddyeddy wrote: »

They actually provided support to the IRA through their actions. They'll be considered a massive part of the problem when history is analysed.

Oh, the IRA were no more. Tiny numbers. The murder of innocent nationalists increased their numbers by huge amounts.